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Agenda

In my eye's you've been half a circle

Not yet fully grown to be whole

Troubled heart...with mix messages of your youth unfold

Trying to fine a structure in your young life

Being rebelious, as most teenage kid's do

Attention drawn onto you

Seeking your own independence

Leads you to choices of big trouble

Not wanting to obey and play by your parents rules

Is a disobident child being a fool

Every course of life we've fed to you

The importance of being true

Eveything and everyone you feel, is against you

Deep down I understand your pain inside

I once was a teenager too

You have to show up and not continue to deny

Cause no soft landings will be the cure you seek

With being a follower and not a leader

Is like being a puppet on a string

It takes away your chance to stay free

To get respect, you must show respect

Or else sign the deed,...trust me

You will regret your own unplanned...."Agenda"

When you get locked up

To only throw away the key

You'll be just another young teenage black man

In the system, with a number

 

 

(upwc) 2009, by: Zenobia Lee /LadyZ710

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